// Parse the template:
var sourceTemplate = "Dear {{name}}, this is definitely a personalized note to you. Very truly yours, {{sender}}"
var template = Mustachio.Parser.Parse(sourceTemplate);

// Create the values for the template model:
dynamic model = new ExpandoObject();
model.name = "John";
model.sender = "Sally";

// Combine the model with the template to get content:
var content = template(model);

// You can add support for Partials via Token Expanders.
// Token Expanders can be used to extend Mustachio for many other use cases, such as: Date/Time formatters, Localization, etc., allowing also custom Token Render functions.

var sourceTemplate = "Welcome to our website! {{{ @content }}} Yours Truly, John Smith.";
var stringData = "This is a partial. You can also add variables here {{ testVar }} or use other expanders. Watch out for infinite loops!";
var tokenExpander = new TokenExpander
    {
        RegEx = new Regex("{{{ @content }}}"), // you can also use Mustache syntax: {{> content }}
        ExpandTokens = (s, baseOptions) => Tokenizer.Tokenize(stringData, baseOptions) // Instead of baseOptions, you can pass a new ParsingOptions object, which has no TokenExpanders to avoid infinite loops.
    };
var parsingOptions = new ParsingOptions { TokenExpanders = new[] { tokenExpander } };
var template = Mustachio.Parser.Parse(sourceTemplate, parsingOptions);

// Create the values for the template model:
dynamic model = new ExpandoObject();
model.testVar = "Test";

// Combine the model with the template to get content:
var content = template(model);